Choreography is not just her profession, but her passion! And Lina Gómez found both inspiration and resources in the Diploma students of her host, Attakkalari Centre for Contemporary Dance, during her bangaloREsidency.
Together with 41 first-year students she has creating the choreographic installation: L a n d s c a p e s or how the clouds came slowly down and touched my feet.
Inspired by Bangalore’s constant multisensorial inputs, this is an invitation to contemplate landscapes of bodies and be drawn by pace, sound, forms and textures.
piles of flowers piles of fruits piles of dust piles of love piles of shoes piles of colours piles of languages piles of maids piles of curious eyes piles of heads carring things piles of horns piles of crazy air piles of dosas piles of antibiotics piles of everything together piles of cough piles of coriander piles of potatos piles of chaos piles of garbage piles of sarees piles of bodies piles of broken cocconuts piles of cows piles of hands piles of smells piles of seven in the morning piles of rice piles of skin burned by the sun piles of trees piles of wheredoyoucomefrom piles of drums piles of selfies piles of kids wearing uniform piles of security gards wearing uniforms piles of chili piles of tranquility piles of textures piles of jugaad piles of human beings piles of piles of things piles of words piles of crowded landscapes piles of locationmadame piles of beauty piles of drinking water piles of without sugar please piles of body awareness piles of thankyou piles of calmness piles of centers piles of feet piles of invisible clouds piles of three on a bike piles of four on a bike piles of life piles of hands full of food piles of breathing piles of motobikes piles of constant movement piles of Gods piles of imagination piles of clouds piles of reading piles of no rules piles of names piles of massala piles of persistence piles of not managing to look up to the sky piles of earth.
